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SALEM. OREGON:
M. WAITE. 1300K IkNI) 1013 PRINTEB.
S7.
EVENTH JANNUAL FATALOGUE
OF THE
OFFiCERS AND STUDENTS
OF
CORVALLIS COLLEGE,
CORVALLIS, OREGON.
1871-187.
SALEM, OREGON:
E. M. WAITE, BOOK AND JOB PRINTER.
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18Z2.
Board of Trutacs1
HON. J. C.. AVERY
REV. B. F. BUROII
B. R. BIDDLE, E5Q
S. T. BROWN, Esq
REV. B. R. BAXTER
R. W. BROOK, ESQ........
JAS. A. CATJTHORN, ESQ.
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B. F. ORABTREE, ESQ.....
J. R CARD WELL, M. D
A. CAUTHORN, ESQ
SILAS J DAY, E5Q.
REV. JOSEPH EMERY.
J. L. FERGUSON, Es
J. P. FRIEDLY, ESQ
CIIAS. GAYLORD, ESQ
II. C. KINNEY, ESQ.
JOSEPH LIGGETT, ESQ
A. N. LOCKE, ESQ
REV. R. C. MARTIN.
R. A. MCFARLAND, E5Q..
REV. C. H. E. NEWTON...
J. M. OSBURN, ESQ
. Corvallis.
.
Independence.
. Corvallis.
. .
Corvallis.
Dixie.
Brownsville.
Corvallis.
Scio.
Portland.
Corvallis.
Jacksonville.
Corvallis.
Lafiyette.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Salem.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
Junction City.
Albany.
Umatilla.
Corvallis.
CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
COEVALTIS COLLEG
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REV. R. C. OGLESBY
J. S. PALMER, ESQ
Ev. A. E. SEARS
G. B. SMITH, Es
REV. J. W. STAHL
How. R. S. STAHAN
'W. A. WILLIS, ESQ
HoN. A. J. THAYER
REV. W. A. FINLEY (ex-offlcio)..
Dallas.
Corvallis.
Dixie
Corvallis.
Offi".
Harrisburg,
OITICERS OP TRE BOARD,
Corvallis.
.. Roseburg.
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
REV. B. F. BUROH, President.
J. A. (JATJTIIORN,
HoN. R. S. STRAHAN,
Secret ary.
Vice President.
JOS. LIGGETT,
A. CAUTHORN,
Collector.
Treasurer.
Pfl&NOIAL AND AUDITING GOMIiUTTEE.
J. P. FRIEDLY,
HON. R. S. STBAIIAN,
JAS. A. (JATJTHORN.
OONI'ERENOE VISITING COMMITTEE.
REV. J. W. STAHL,
REV. R. C. MARTiN.
JAS. K. P. CURRIN, ESQ.
COLLEGE AGENTS.
REV. B. F. BUROH,
REV. B. R. BAXTER.
BOARDING ROUSE.
MRS W. A. FINLEY.
YOUNG GENTLEMEN'S BOARDING ROUSE.
MRS. A. FULLER.
CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
co1VALS
eOLLEG
Aiun ct Aiun%n
VacUltt
1870.
M., D. D.,
REV. W. A. FINLEY, A.
D 1oSS0B O LGtAG
pRESIDT
Rv.,
JOSEPH EMERY,
PBOLSOE
O1
)EMATICS.
fl. MeN. FINLEY,
PBOrESS0B O
IWIED1&TE
B.,
DEP'r
PEOE. P. BUTAN,
DEP&UTM4T o MUBIC.
Miss CLARA A.
WATT, M. E. L.,
TkCaER 01? FBBL0U
.O1(
POftTLAN
JAS. K. P. CUKRIN,B. S
ROBT. MeC. YEATCH, s. S
ALICE E. BII)1)LE, B. S..
Cottage Grove.
Cottage Grove.
Corvallis.
4874.
GEO. F. BETRKHART, B. S
Lebanon.
H. MeN. FINLEY, A. B.
Oorvaffis.
JAS. D. FOUNTAIN, i. s...
Jacksonville.
W. B. PRIYETT, 13. S.
Corvallis.
MARY J. HARRIS, B. S.
FANNIE J. KENDOLL, B. S
Corvallis.
Corvallis.
COEVALLIS COLLEGE.
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(ORVALLI5 COLLEGE.
(Jurrin Geo.,
Elliot Elbert W
Fuller Reuben A
Henderson S. L
Horning Thomas D.
Job Zcphin
Johnson Charles E
Moore Franklin N.
Pugh Jas. A
Right John R
Rounds llezekiah K.
St. Clair Mary C
Wrenn Alice M
Wooddy Claiborne A..
Yates Wm. E.
Clackamas County.
Ben ton County.
Corvallis.
"
Liun County.
Corvallis.
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Linn County.
Junior Preparatory Department.
Brock (ieo. A
Bunnell Alexander
Carter Orville E
Cleek Smith
Emery Willie G
Elliot Marion II
Graham Win. H
Hamilton Milton
Hedgpeth Joel C
Hodges Leander M.
ilolgate Willie
Lian County.
Portland.
Corvallis.
Linn County.
Corvallis.
Benton County.
Corvallis.
Polk County.
Corvallis.
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Bunnell Ida E.
Burnett Emma A.
Portland.
Corvallis.
Briggs Miss Viola
(Music only). . . .
Butterfield Miss Ella
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.Bumbarger Miss Loniza..
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Crystal Miss Belle.
Clark Miss Jennie
Clark Miss Lulu
Cauthorn C. Annie
Dubrille Miss Maggie
Dallas,
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. Corvallis.
Beuton County.
Corvallis.
Emery Prof. J.
French only....
Finley Mrs. S. E.....Music and French.
Grear Miss Fannie
Glass Miss Estella
Hodges Mary E.
Music only
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Holgate Mrs. E.
Howe Mr. Geo.
James Miss Triphosa
Jackson Isaac
Kennedy Mr. Wm
Lovelady Miss Fannie
Lee Miss Addie
Lewis Miss Lou (blind)
Liggett Charles Wilbur
McConnell Frank
Mason Miss Lou
Mason Miss Ella
Meets Miss Mary
French only....
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Music only
Dallas.
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Benton County.
Music only .. . . Dallas.
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Corvallis.
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Music only
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COaVALLIB
COLLI.
Music only. .
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IQORVALLI S COLLER.
. .
Corvallis.
Markham Mrs.
Linn County.
Moore Mary E
J
Corvallis.
Moore Martha
. Bentun County.
Neugass Bertie
Osburn Mary L.
Ownbey Grace A.
Osburn James L
Corvallis.
Ownbev Robert D.
. Music only
Dallas.
Pitman Miss Ettie
Mrs. L........
Richardson
Rubell Mr. Claude
Butte yule.
Richardson Miss Nettie..
Corval1
Rees David C
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Rutan Willie
Music only
Scovell Miss Mary
St.Clair Wayrnan
Portland.
Stewart Lafayette
Corvallis.
Scott Fred.
Gertrude L.
French only. .
Sprenger
Dallas.
Stewart Miss Mahala.
Music only
Millic
County.
Scriber Miss
Yamhill
Portland.
Simms Susan S
Corvallis.
Mezeldus
Music
only
.
..
.
Scott
Dallas.
Annie
"
Tyler Mrs.
"
County.
Benton
Teal Mr. Chas.
Music only .. . . Corvallis.
Vineyard John W
Woodward Mrs. E.
Piimary Department.
Burnett Ida H
Corvallis.
Bunnell Oscar
Eglin Geo. W.
Portland.
Benton County.
Eglin James
Emery Jas. McO
Hodges Julia A. C.
Corvallis.
Hodges Jesse 0-
Holgate Arthur...
Jacobs Edie.
ICeeton Jeirnie.
Keeton John.....
Liggett Minnie..
Lewis Mark A...
Moore Lillie B
Newhouse James.
Osburn David A.
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Ben ton County.
Corvallis.
Benton County.
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Rutan Georgie..
Right Mary A.
Corvallis.
Scott Melvurn
Scott Oceana.
Strahan Fannie..
Taylor Jessie
Portland.
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OorvaIIj
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CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
i
RXMARY
Seniov Class
and Jirnior Class.
Sophomore
Freshman Class
Preparatory Classes
Prniary Classes
Tot
5
13
21
84
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4PARTMNT.
Sanders & Wilison.
Wilison.
Orthography.
Reading
Writing.
Mental Arithmetic.
First Lessons in Geography
Object Lessons.
REPARATORY
4PARTMNT.
Willson'S Series.
Thompson & Robinson.
Ken & Quo.ckenbos.
Reading
Arithmetic.
English Grammar
history of the United States
Writing
Latin, first book
Greek, first book
Natural Philosophy
Spencerian System.
McClintOCk & Crook's.
Quackenbos.
Mattison.
Astronomy
Latin Reader
Greek Reader
Latin
Greek Testament.
Physiology, first lessons.
Elementary Algebra
Book-Keeping.
. Ccesar's Coin. fo'ar books
.
.
Cutter.
Davies
Fviton & Eastman.
CORVALLIB COLLEGE.
CORVALLIS
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COLLEGE.
The Satires and Epistles of Horace.
Lath'
Greek
Political Economy.
Homer's odyssey.
THIRD TERM.
'OLLEGIATE
EPARTMNT.
PRESEMAN CLASS.
?LRST
5RM.
Daeies Bourdor.
Composition and Rhetoric
Latin
Greek
Q'uackenbos.
SaUu.ri.
Xenoplien's Anabasis.
Brnrdon.
Davi& Legendre.
Russell.
Oiyid and VirgiL
Herodof u-s.
Fiske.
Wrtyland.
Robinson.
Cicero's De Senect'ate et AmiciUa.
Kenophon's Memorabilia.
Sheppard.
JUNIOB OLASS
PIEST TERM.
Loomis.
. Whately.
Tacit us.
Analytical Geometry
Rhetoric.
Latin....
SECOND TEL
Algebra, (completed)
Geometry, (tive books)
Elecution
Latin
Greek
Classical Literature
Latin
Greek
Geometery, (completed)
General History
Classical Literathxe
Surveying and Navigation
Latin..
Greek
Constitutional Text Book
.Cuffer.
Algebra
Physiology
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Sophocle's Electra.
Greek
SECOND TERM.
Loomis.
Calculus
Chemistry
Logic
Porter.
W7Iately.
Latin..
THIRD TERM.
THI5D TXUII.
Virgil.
Homer's Iliad.
Dasie.s' Legendre.
Anderson.
FLeke.
Olmstead.
Mechanics
Botany
Physical Geography
Greek
Wood.
Warren.
Demosthenes' De Corona.
B}EIOR OLABS.
SOPHOMORE CLASS.
Y11T IKRM.
PIRST TERM.
Leqendre cud Loomis.
lianc Trigonometry
sad Distences
Mensuration of Surfaces, Heights The Odes and Epodes of Horace.
Homers Odysse.
Latin
Greek
Zoology
Spherical Trigonometry
Mensuration of Solids
Legendre and Loomis
Wayland and Rivers.
Paley.
Hart.
Moral Science
Natural Theology
American Literature
Agassiz.
SECOND S'ERS.
Olm8f
Natural Philosophy
SECOND TERM.
Astronomy
English Literature
Olmetead.
Hart.
CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
Goology and Mineralogy
Mental Phuloaopliy
Analogy of Religion
Criticism
Law of Nations.
Evidences of christiauity
1)eelamation and
in Composition,
There will be weekly exercises
Original Addreses
)liscciiancoi
Infoation.
AdmisBion, Examination, Etc.
Candidates for admission, if from another institution, must satisfy
the Faculty with respect to their honorable withdrawal from the
same.
None will he admitted into the Freshman Class under fourteen
years of age; nor into any advanced class without a corresponding
Candidates will be examined on the studies previously pursued
by the class which they propose to enter
Public examinations of the classes are made at the close of the
year, and no student who absents himself from the examination, or
fails to master the studies of the session, will be permitted to proceed with his class.
Scientific Course.
The full Collegiate Course above prescribed is earnestly recommended as best for all, but if any prefer to omit the Ancient Lanage.
guages, they can pursue the Scientijic Course, embracing the
remaining studies in the foregoing scheme.
Degrees.
The degrees of Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Arts, and Master
of Arts are the regular degrees conferred by the College.
The first named is granted to those who complete, in a satisfactory
manner, the Scientific Course.
The degree of Bachelor of Arts is conferred on those only who
pursue the full course, Classical and Scientific.
The degree of Master of Arts may be conferred, Sin course, on
every Bachelor of Arts of three years' standing, or more, who has
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OOtVALLIS COLLEQJ,
OORVAI.tlS COLLEUE.
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occupation,
graduation, in some literary conferred
since
his
It
will
be
been engaged,
sustained a good moral character.
week before Commenceand has
apply for it at least a
the customary fee.
only on those who
provide for the payment of
ment, and
Female Department.
classes and will
all the College
admitted
into
conferred upon
Young ladies will be honors and diplomas as are
to
the
seine
be entitled
that this arrangemental discipline
young gentlemen.
for the
thorough
instructors will be secured
In addition to the
competent
give
them,
ment will
Drawing, etc.
departments of Music, Painting,
Location,
To
County, Oregon.
Corv.11i. Benton
The College is located in Corvlljs, there is no need of mentionscenery, is unsurthose who have once visited
of climate and natural the slubrity and
city,
in
point
ing that our
Corvallis is justly noted for
passed in the State.
healthfulness of its climate.
Sessions,
sessions of fourteen weeks
Year is divided into three
The School
vacation of ten weeks.
each, There is one
Merit and Demerit.
is kept,
ud demerit of each pupil
parents
and
of
the
merit
A daily record
to the examination of
which is at all times subject
guardians.
Expenses.
TtJVrsoN 19fl $555105.
$ (3 00
$8 00 & 10 00
12 00
,
13 00
.
15 00
Primary Department
(English) Dcp't
Preparatory
(Classical)
Collegiate (Irreilar)
"
t.ftegnlar)
"
..
i
'e.*s
21
SXTRAL
.Music (Piano)
Modern Languages, each
Graduating Pee, Classical Course
Scientific Course..
$17 50
8 00
10 00
5 00
Payment.
Tuition is payable in all cases in advance.
When payment is
delayed until the close of the session, ten per cent, additional
will
be charged.
No one living out of the county will be admitted into the
classes
until tuition fees are paid.
Special conditions to Clergymen.
Pupils in the Preparatory Department can enter at any time, and
pay from the time of entering to the close of the sessiofl. No deduction
is made for absence of less than two weeks, and then only in cases
of sickness. Pupils in the Collegiate Course will in all cases, be
charged from ide beginning of the sessionprovided they are advanced with their classes.
Payment required in U. S. GOLD COIN.
Funds.
The parent of each minor in the male department is expected to
name some member of the Faculty as the guardian of his son while
attending College, with whom his funds shall be deposited, and to
whom he shall be accountable for their proper use. The funds for
young ladies must be deposited with the keeper of the boarding
house. Most of our difficulties arise from the improper use of
money injudiciously intrusted to pupils.
All persons are forbidden to trust a minor without the consent of
his or her guardian.
Boarding.
No pupil will be allowed to board at a place not approved by the
Faculty; and no pupil will be allowed to change from one boarding
place to another without permission.
(OJ.VALLIS GOLLEGE.
00jVALLIS OOLLllG
o Young Ladies'
board
at
th
-who can receive
required to
relatives responsItY of
Young ladies will be
have
near
unless they
Boarding House, willing to assume the entire
who
are
them, and
er week.
at half this
their government.
board themselves
Boarding four dollars p rooms, can
Young men, by renting
amount.
an, and Gamma
Literary Societies
Societies tthe Adolph weekly for De-
which met
There are two Literary
the College,
connection
with
CompOsitiofl.
Clii) in
bate, Declamation,
and
GoveTnmeflt.
.ild, but firm. Our
will
be
m
I
develop the mental
The discipli of he institution
calculated to
believe
best
ricious, or whose inrules are such as we
pupil who is idle or
All pupils over
nd moral faculties. No be permitted to remain laws before enteT
detrimental,
will
tinence is
be required to sign the
fourteen years of age will
jug the clas5e
apptopflate reliEe1igioas Exercises.
opened with
each
day
are
at some place of
duti
es of
The publiC
these and also
upon
oOi5 exercises. Attendance
required of all pupils.
abbath
is
orship0ntbuS
Caleflaft! fo
1872'7
4th, 1872.
First Session begins September5th, 1872.
ends December
9th, 1872.
Second Session begins December
ends March 20th, 1873.
24, 1873.
Third Session begins MarchJune 20th, 11373.
amnuttion
begins
Annual ex
June 26th, 1873.
OomlnenCemexit, Thursday,
College Laws.
elieViUg that the perfection
of gOver1ant con5i5
teackliig
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others to govern thenmselves, the Trustees publish the following
rules, more to indicate the principles which students will be required
to observe than to constitute a code of statutes:
1. Students will be required to abstain from all obscene and profane language.
. They will be expected to maintain a gentlemanly deportment
towards teachers and one another.
No student shall play at cards or billiards, or frequent places
of gambling or drinking, or buy, keep or use in his room or elsewhere, any intoxicating liquors.
No one can remain a member of this Institution who is idle
or vicious, or whose inlluence is considered detrimental to the discipline or reputation of the College.
Young ladies boarding in the village or vicinity, who are
under the care of the Faculty, will not be permitted to receive the
visits of young gentlemen without the written consent of their parents, under such restrictions as the Faculty may require.
All students will be required to practice punctuality and diligence, and to yield prompt and cheerful obedience to such additional regulations as the Faculty may from time to time find it expedient to adopt.
College Library and Cabinet.
Donations to the Library and Cabinet of Natural Curosities are
solicited from friends throughout the State.
CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
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cORV.ALB COLLG
of the folof 1868, by the passage
Agricultural
the
The Legislature, at the session
COLLEGT
designated CoB'VALLIS
lowing bill,
College of the State:
by Congress to
Location of the Lands Donated
College.
secure
the
An ACT to
College, and to es ablish5
anAgriCM1t1
the State for
Ass emlfly of t1e Skzte qf Oregon
Be it enacted by the Legi.Shltivhi
C. Avery
Miller, J. H. Douthit, and J.
with power--Scrios 1. That J. F.
constituted a Board of Commissioners,is entitled by act of
are hereby
which this State
To locate all the lands toestablishing an Agricultural College;
the
Congress, for the purpose of
made, to report the same to
such
locations
are
and as soon as
and perSecretary of State.
further organization
consideration
the
College,
such
To take into
establishment of
Congress
making
fecting of a plan for the permanent
requirements of the Act of
first day
with
the
Governor
by
the
in accordance
and report the same to the
such donation,
that may
of August, 1870.
by appointment,
the
College
vacancies
in
provisions of this Act.
3. To fill all
let under the
Senatorial
dlstr
occur in any
the Corvallis
other provisions are made,
adopted as the Agricultural ColSic. 2. That until
provisions of this Act shall
College is hereby designated and
seut under the
lege, in which all students sciences and other studies, in accord
making such
be instructed in all the arts, of the Act of Congress
the
requirements
ance with
donation.
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Szc. 3. Each State Senator is hereby authorized and empowered
to select one student, not less than sixteen years of age, who shall
be received by the Faculty of said College, and instructed by them
in the manner provided in this Act, for the tpace of two years, unless
such student shall be discharged for misconduct; Provided, however,
That this act shall not be binding until the Trustees of said College
shall adopt a resolution, and file a certified copy thereof with the
Secretary of State, assenting to and agreeing on their part to faith.
fully carry out the provisions of this Act.
Sec. 4. Upon the certificate of the Prident of the Corvallis
College that any student so appointed is in attendance at school, it
shall be the duty of the Secretary of State at the. middle of each
quarter, to draw his warrant upon the State Treasurer in favor of
said College for the sum of 11 25 for each student so attending.
And it shall be the duty of the State Treasurer to pay such warrants
out of any funds in his hands not otherwise appropriated, and a
separate account of such funds shall be kept, and designated the
Agricultural College Funds."
Szc. 5. All funds paid out in accordance with the provisions of
the foregoing sections, with interest thereon at ten per cent, per annum, shall be refunded to the State Treasurer from the first interest
that shall accrue from the proceeds of the sale of any lands located
4-
for said College.
Szc. 6. The Board of Commissioners hereby created shall make
all the reports required by law, and shall each receive a salary of
five dollars per day for the number of days actually employed, to be
paid upon the sworn statement of such Commissioner.
WHSBEAS, It appears that unless an Agricultural College is provided by law at this session of the Legislature, the grant by Congress will be lost, therefore this Act shall take effect from the date
of its passage.
Aprzovn, October 27, A. D. 1868.
The Trustees of the College met on the 31st day of October, A. D.
1868, when the following preamble and resolution, accepting the
CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
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CORVALLIS COLL
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Legislative Assembly
donation made by the
tion, adopted:
Wusiuc.&a, The Legisl
Oc
on the twenty-fifth of
the
locatic
Act to secure
Agricultural College and
been approved October
WUEBSAS, Said Legis
as
the
pro
dents sent under
CoRvLtx.Is COLLEOE
all the arts, sciences, an
quirerneut3 of the Act of
fore
Be U resolVed by he
with all its privilege s an
promise on our part faiti
B. R. Bmin,
&creta
The Board at a subse
the purpose of preparing
Mechanic Arts, said corn
Board of Trustees.
were read, arid on mo-
y of the State of Oregon
did,
"An
1868, pass an Act entitled
for an
to
the
State
s donated
having
such College, the seine
bly did designate and adopt
sttiral College, in which all
in
d Act should be instructed
the
reaccordance with
as, in
eking such donations; thereThat said Act,
and we
hereby
accepted,
a is
of aaii Act.
out the provisions
BRYAN, Prwidt'nt pro em.
orvallLi CoUege,
for
eting, appointed a committee
and
the
of study in Agncult0
the
report at the next session of
Agcuiti1
ouie.
"Chemietry is the corner-stone of Scientific Agrlculture."Da. JOHN A.
WABDR.
"Without a knowledge of Physics, of Chemistry, and of Agricul-.
tural Geology, in the widest signification, is no understanding of
Plant and Animal life to be gained. The Natural Sciences can
never be learned thoroughly, that is, so that practical application of
them can be made in life, from books or lectures. The student will
grasp, understand, and assimilate mentally what he has learned, and
read only when he makes Chemical Experiments, Physical Experiments, dissects Plants, and investigales and observes for himself."
The work laid down in the following course is designed at once
to supplement and explain the lectures delivered from time to time
on the various branches of Agriculture, and to afford such general
education as is absolutely necessary to progress in any direction,
and which must, for the present, be provided for students here since
they do not bring it with them.
Students desiring to remain but a single year and pursue special
branches during that time, will be allowed to do so.
Apparatus.
The College is provided with a new and splendid Apparatus, for
illustrating the principles of Physical Science.
Course of Study.
FIRST YEAIi.FirSt Term.Chemical Physics and Inorganic
Chemistry, Structural and Physiological Botany. First five books
of Davies' Legendre.
Second Term.Organic Chemistry. How Crops Grow. English
Language.
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CORVALLiS COLLEGE.
COLLO
(ORVA1'
Third T
Al1alieue Earths,
Co11eCt10
SeCOiLd
Earths, etc
Eng1u
ngflege.
Geometii prewing.
Tr1U ._Gei1e1
omy: how Plants Feed.
o1ogY
Third
DeteCüOfl of the AllUdi,
Systematic Botany ; 1iCut5O
Terfl1._Qt
YiB'°'t
Separation of the E1emeflt
SiCOD
Detection and
ology.
iudySi.
,_Qutett
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knClysiS contUfl1e
AppoL
veving and
Chain
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An Act to Permanently Locate the Agricultural College of
Oregon.
Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the State of Oregon:
SEcTIoie 1. That Corvallis College, in Benton County, is hereby
Agricultural College of
tie
signated and permanently adopted as the
th e State of Oregon, in which nfl students seut under the provisions
of law shall be instructed in accordance withthe requirements of the
Act of Congress approved on the 2d day of July, 1862, granting
public lands to the several States and Territories which might provide Colleges for the benefit of agriculture and the mechanic atts,
and the Acts amendatory thereof.
Ssc. 2. The following persons, to wit: J. C. Avery, L.F. Grover
and N. H. Cranor, are hereby constituted a Board of Commissioners
to propose a plan for the instruction and education of the students
in said Agricultural College, and to prepare rules, regulations, and
by-1an' for the government of the same, all of which shall be submitted to the Legislative Assembly at its next regular session for
its adoption or rejection, anil in the mean time the said College
shall be governed by and under the provisions of the Act of the
Legislative Assembly, approved the 27th day of October, 1868. in relation to said College.
shall, by
SEC. 3. That the Board of Trustees of Corvallis College
resolution, accept the provisions of this Act, and agree to be bound
by the same within thirty days after its passage, and cause a copy
of said resolution to be filed with the Secretary of State; and upon
:dUIlH ._LALr'
$
CORVALLIS COLLEGE.
CORVALLIS COLL
with to forward to the Secretary of the State of Oregon a copy of the
foregoing preambles and resolutions.
B. S. STRAHAN, Prerident.
Attest: B. B. BIDDLE, &crekn,j.
Filed in office of Secretary of the State, N 0vember 2, 1870.
to have rejected its
they shall be leemed
to
do
so,
their failure
law permanently
PTOVISIODS.
there is no provision of Act shall take efInasmuch
as
Oregon,
this
Ssc. 4.
College of
approval by the Governor
locating the Agricultural
from and after its
in
force
fect an4 be
Arvcotan
October 21, 1S70.
as follows:
College
Trustees of Corvallis College,
Acceptance of
of Trustees of Corvallis BentOn
the
Board
in thd city of Corvallis.
A special meeting of
eambles
College Building
the following pr
in
the
was held
1870,
at
which
October 2fl,
County, Oregon,
adopted
were unanimously
Assembly of the State of
and resolutions
Legislative
"Art Act to
By the Act of the
Session, entitled
Sixth
Biennial
Oregon," it is proviat the
College of
Oregon, passed
Agricultural
locate the
College, in Beaten County,
permanently
that Corvallis
other
things,
adopted as the Agricultural
ded among
under the
designated and permanently
which all students sent requireis hereby
Oregon,
in
with
the
College of the State of
instructed in accordance
of July, 1862,
provisions of law shall be
approved on the 24 day
Act of Congress
and Territories which
meats of an
and the mclands to the several States
of agriculture
granting public
colleges for the benotit
might provide
the Legislative
ebanie arts; and
provided by said Act of of Trustees of
is
further
WIISREM, It
Oregon, that "the Board provisions of
accept the.
Assembly of the State of
should, by resolution,
thirty days after
Corvallis College
bound by the saute, within
agree to he
to
he
tiled with the
said Act and
copy of said resolution
they shall be
avd
cause
a
to
do
so,
its passage,
their failure
Stateand upon
it therefore
Secretary of
its provisions;" be
CoUege, That said
Corvallis
deemed to have rejected
Thustees of
hoard of
As-
(ho Legislative
provisions of said Act of by the same.
accept
the
be bound
Board does
directed forthand they do agree to
sembly afoesaid,
of the Board is hereby
the
Secretary
Iksotved, That
Resoh'cd by Site
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Since the above acceptance, the Trustees of the College have
pnrched an Expenment0j Farni, COnsistingof thirty-five acres of
good land, well improved on whii 1'nxgj0ci Ajriculture, by the
pupils of this Dept1Jent ha5 been carried onsince April 12th, 1871.
i11eJudjp good orchard, neat dwelling house,
The cost of
barn, etc., $4,500.
As soon as arms and accoutrements are received from the Executive,
means will be taken to carry out the provisions of the Act of Congress in relation to Military Instruction and Discipline.
Attendance.
Students in this department are required to present certificates of
appointment and take their places in the class by the first week in
October.
Tuition.
Tuition is charged, in all cases, from date of appointment.
ci
CORVALLIS OOLLBG
.32
it.
ata1ue of
Payton J. A
Pugh J. A.
StSts.
Bryson J.
Cochran W. T
Crawtbrd T.
Lint' County.
Lane
"
C'
ii......................Lane
YamhUl
Crawford W. (1. . (to fill vacancy).
. Coos
.
Currin G
Dodson IL F
.Marioi
EdmestOn 3. E.. .(to fill vacancy)..
.
Eglin J. B....................Olackam
Fountain P. L....................Douglas
Fuller B. A....................Joseplicie
Grimes G. A....................Umatilla
Hedgpcth J. C......................Polk
ilerrin W. F....................Jackson
Irvin S. G ...................Washington
L.....................Baker
B.....................IAiui
Ligget.t L. N ...................Marion
Locke A. 3 ......................Wasco
Kennedy 3.
Mc Call it W ...................Yamhill
Lane
(to fill vacancy)
Moore F. N
Motley it. T......................Benton
:
'C
'C
.
....................Grant
lion 0.
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From County Appointect.
2Vam8.
Prom County 4ppoiitea.
Narita.
CO1IVALLIS COLLEGE.
C'
U
U
'C
'C
'C
U
'C
C'
C'
Multnomah County.
Coos and Curry
Marion
Rees D. C..
Smith D. D.
Multnomah
Vineyard J. W.. . (to fill vacancy). . Marion
Wooddy C. A
Multnomah
Recapitulation.
Baker County
Benton County.
1
Clackarnas Qoun ty
Coos and Curry Counties
1
Douglas County
Grant County
Jackson County
Josephene County
Lane County
Linn County:
Marion County.
Multnomah County
Polk County.
1
LTmatifla County
1
Union County
Washington County.
Wasco County
Yamhill County
1
Total.
1
2
1
1
1
3
2
3
3
1
1
1
2
27
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